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Chandler et al v. Phoenix Services LLC
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April 13, 2020
Rival's Sham Patent Suits Didn't Shutter Co., Judge Says
A shuttered water-heating company servicing fracking projects cannot accuse a rival of driving it out of business with threats of sham patent litigation because the threat didn't actually force it to shut down and the closed firm waited too long to file suit, a Texas federal judge ruled Monday.
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January 30, 2020
Fracking Co. Atty DQ'd, Ordered To Testify In Patent Suit
A Texas federal judge on Thursday disqualified a fracking contractor's attorney, ruling he was a necessary witness in an alleged patent fraud scheme case and couldn't both testify and advocate in front of a jury in the upcoming trial.
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November 13, 2019
Fracking Co. Says Fraud In Patent Suit Negates Atty Privilege
A Texas fracking contractor asked a federal court to boot a rival company's attorneys from serving as trial counsel in a patent infringement suit and force them to turn over privileged emails, claiming the pair were witnesses to an alleged patent fraud scheme related to the case.
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January 30, 2019
Frack Water Co. Wrongly Pushing Invalidated IP, Cos. Say
Although the Federal Circuit previously held a fracking water heating patent is unenforceable, the original owner of the patent is unlawfully still trying to corner a segment of the frack water heating market, rival companies told a Texas federal judge on Tuesday.